Guide to Notebook Papers

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Kinds of Notebook Papers include the following:

Ruled notebook paper

• Ruled notebook paper is marked with straight parallel lines that serve as writing guides.
• It may also have vertical margin lines on one or both sides.
• It is commonly used for note-taking in classes, meetings, and interviews.

• Graph notebook paper is divided into square grids.
• It is used for mapping images and creating graphs, chats, and geometric figures.
• The grid may be subdivided into smaller squares for finer detail and more accurate mapping.

• Blank notebook paper has no lines or markings.
• It is usually meant for drawing, sketching, and drafting.
• It is available in A3 and other large sizes for creating posters, portraits, and landscapes.

Thickness: Choose notebook paper with low to medium thickness for general writing applications. For drawing and drafting, look for thick, slightly stiff notebook paper to keep it from wearing out when you erase.

Lines: Make sure the rules or graph lines are even, equally spaced, and clearly printed. If you do extensive note-taking, choose notebook paper with closely-spaced lines to maximize writing space.

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